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There is a moment or two of dropout on the TrueHD track...as for whether that's the reason for the recall

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 29, 2007 at 19:17:15:
that's pure speculation. Frankly, if I was Plant, I would never want this to see the light of day as his performance is abysmal and he parades his kids naked in front of the cameras. There isn't enough usable concert footage for a feature-length film. Thus the horrible intro footage and bizarre fantasy sequences. Getting back to the audio problem, many jazz remasters have dropouts not unlike this.
Since you don't care about sound quality, the problem won't bother you. If you want my blu-ray copy it will be on ebay as soon as the remaining stock is gone from retailer bins. Some auctions have already ended in the neighborhood of $50.
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